SAS Programming
Base and Advance SAS Programming
SAS 9 Programming Basics
SAS Programming Skills
SAS Procedure Guide
Using SAS on UNIX
Introduction to MERGING in SAS
How MERGE Really works
The SAS Debugging Primer
Creative Uses of SAS Functions
FIRST.variable and LAST.variable
SAS statements,Procedures and Functions
Data Summarization Methods in Base SAS Procedures
Data step:
getting started 1: windows SAS code
getting started 2: data step SAS code
automatic _N_ variable SAS code
drop & delete SAS code
formating: dates and numbers SAS code date sal.txt (also see the format procedure below to create your own formats)
functions SAS code
import: Bringing in data from Excel SAS code Excel import file Excel export file text file
input: length statement SAS code infile options.txt
long SAS code long.txt
missing data SAS code
output option SAS code
pointers SAS code ex7.txt ex8.txt ex9.txt
more about pointers SAS code pointers.SAS ex10.txt
missover & delimiter SAS code delimiter.txt
more on the delimiter SAS code
retain SAS code
set SAS codesimulations: random numbers SAS code
sum SAS code
statistical functions SAS code
Permanent SAS Data sets: (great for large data sets)
introduction: using libname SAS code put and file statements SAS code survey.dat data1.dat data2.dat data3.txt fruit.dat data4.dat data5.dat income.dat
Arrays:
introduction to arrays SAS code
using arrays to count SAS code
using arrays to order observations SAS code
using arrays to transpose data SAS code ratsdose.txt
two dimensional arrays SAS code temp.txt fin.txt
Combining Data sets:
concatenating and interleaving SAS code
Basic Data Management in SAS
Labeling data, variables, and values
Using PROC SORT and the BY statement
Making and using permanent SAS data files (version 8)
Creating and recoding variables
Using SAS functions for making/recoding variables
Subsetting variables and observations
Output Delivery System(ODS):
Making the SAS Output Delivery System (ODS) work for you(PDF) by William Fehlner, from SUGI Proceedings, 1999, courtesy of SAS.
ODS for Data Analysis: Output As-You-Like-It in Version 7(PDF) by Christopher R. Olinger and Randall D. Tobias, from SUGI Proceedings, 1998, courtesy of SAS.
Twisty Little Passages All Alike, Output Delivery System (ODS) Templates Exposed(PDF) by Chris Olinger, from SUGI Proceedings, 1999, courtesy of SAS.
ODS, YES! Odious, NO! – An Introduction to the SAS Output Delivery System(PDF) by Lara Bryant, Sally Muller & Ray Pass
PROC SQL:
Top Ten Reasons to Use Proc SQL
SAS Interview Q&A:
CLINICAL TRIALS:
Clinical Trials and SAS Programming
Managing Clinical Trials Data using SAS® Software
CDISC: Why SAS® Programmers Need to Know
DOWNLOADS:
SAS Video Tutotrails;
Entering data, view Movie
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